CS4 transferred to an iMac with Yosemite OS, installed Java update, still won't open.

CS4 transferred to an iMac with Yosemite OS, installed Java update, still won't open. Should I reinstall from disks or can I get a free upgrade to CS6?

there's no free upgrade.
you 'transferred' or you properly installed cs4 using the installation files?

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Download iTunes from Apple’s website and then install it to your computer to see if it opens up. Also try the steps in the second article as it may be able to open a previous version of the iTunes library and potentially open up as well.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/ts1967
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Update to 9.5.1 from the AppStore.
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Thanks, I was thinking so. I installed my CS4 from a CD in 2008, and it looks like Adobe has taken another approach to selling their products. I'll be downloading CC Photoshop a little later today.
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I have CS4 Photoshop on my iMac with Mavericks. I am going to upgrade to Yosemite, and don't think it is compatible with CS4. Do I get the full Photoshop CC version for $9.99 a month, or do I need to buy any additional things?
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